By Sejal Choksi-Chugh Published: February, 2016 What happens in the Bay doesn’t always stay in the Bay. Case in point: Sand mining companies are digging up too much sand from the floor of San Francisco Bay, making erosion worse at San Francisco’s Ocean Beach. The erosion threatens sensitive shorebird habitat, a major sewer line and […]
Published: September, 2002 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA MARINE ASSOCIATION’S ANNUAL FALL SHOW Jack London Square, Port of Oakland 32nd Annual Fall Boat Show September 7-15, 2002 The Northern California Fall Boat Show, currently at Jack London Square, originated at the Oakland Coliseum, moved to the San Leandro Marina, then Marina Village in Alameda, and has now enjoyed […]
By Deb SelfPublished: November, 2010 Of the 1,024 bills that reached the Governor’s desk this year, 726 were signed into law. Only a handful of these new laws are related to the environment, and except for one of these, all are procedural—that is, they set up new bureaucratic procedures, place caps on fines, require […]
